"All Those Smiling Faces" by Paul Kelly from Fever Longing Still (Gawd Aggie - November 1, 2024). Great for AAA, Noncomm, Americana, Folk radio.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4p0YgrTj1Hc
Paul Kelly – Fever Longing Still Radio Tracks
Click play to check out new Paul Kelly radio tracks from Fever Longing Still, released November 1, 2024 on Gawd Aggie.
Formats: AAA, Noncomm, Americana, Folk
The album’s first single at radio now, “All Those Smiling Faces” is an emotional and vivid exploration of recollection, like peering inside the memories in a photo album. In the song, Kelly states “Down the years the family face / Keeps jumping around from place to place / A look, a shape, a nose, an eye / That everlasting thing that’s never gonna die.”
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Paul Kelly – “Going to the River with Dad” Video
"Going to the River with Dad" by Paul Kelly from Fever Longing Still (Gawd Aggie - November 1, 2024). Great for AAA, Noncomm, Americana, Folk radio.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmwNt6i7Wt0Paul Kelly – “Taught By Experts” Video
"Taught By Experts" by Paul Kelly from Fever Longing Still (Gawd Aggie - November 1, 2024). Great for AAA, Noncomm, Americana, Folk radio. Producers, Directors - Siân Darling, Ben McFadyen Director of Photography, Editor - Ben McFadyen, These Wild Eyes Camera Assistant/Gaffer - Steve Ryan BTS - Giulia McGauran
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja0_O7qdN3oPaul Kelly Tour Dates
Paul Kelly – Please Leave Your Light On Special
Radio Special Details
- Artist: Paul Kelly
- Title: Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On Radio Special
- Producer: Joyride Media
- Host: Fiona McBain
- Premiere Date: Oct 1, 2020
- Broadcast Window:
- Interviews: Paul Kelly
- Music: Songs from Paul Kelly - Paul Kelly's Christmas Train, (Gawd Aggie - December 2, 2022) Music from throughout Paul Kelly's career, including his international Christmas anthem, "How to Make Gravy"
- Media: One hour radio special and podcasts
- Signup: Click "Airdates Submission Form" below to request this program for your station, including any specific or approximate airdates.
- Distribution: Download links for PRX, Airplay Direct, Dropbox and other services will be posted by mid-April.
- Broadcast Terms: Free program available to air as-is in any terrestrial or digital linear broadcast. No spots, no barter, no costs, no problem.
- Podcast: Content will be edited as a four part podcast series on all podcast platforms, to share on any websites, blogs or social media. Music excerpts approved by the copyright holders will be included in place of the full album tracks heard in the radio special.
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Cuesheets and Song Lists
Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On
Radio Special Cue Sheet / Song List
Please refer to these sample cue sheets with average segment lengths while the show in production. Exact details will be updated here as they are confirmed.
Two 1:00 music beds (**) are included for use as needed: as-is, live-read music beds, or to be replaced by your own pre-produced content.
59:00 Version
3 segments, 2 breaks, up to 3:00 of local spots, primarily for non-commercial radio broadcasts.
- Segment 1 (18:00)
- In: interview excerpt
- Out: “I’m Fiona McBain and you’re listening to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On.”
- Song: Finally Something Good, Dumb Things, Before Too Long, Everything's Turning To White, To Her Door
- Break 1 (1:00) **
- Song: True to You
- Segment 2 (20:00)
- In: “Welcome back to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On, I’m Fiona McBain”
- Out: “I’m Fiona McBain and you’re listening to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On.”
- Songs: Love Letter, Our Sunshine, Every Day My Mother's Voice, Sonnet 138, Time & Tide
- Break 2 (1:00) **
- Song: Midnight Rain
- Segment 3 (19:00)
- In: “Welcome back to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On, I’m Fiona McBain.”
- Out: “I’m Fiona McBain, and thanks for listening.”
- Songs: Love Letter, From Little Things Big Things Grow, Sleep Australia Sleep, How To Make Gravy, Finally Something Good
54:00 / 52:00 Version
4 segments, 3 breaks, up to 8:00 for local spots / promos / news. Top of the hour news can easily be inserted in the “news-hole” between the Billboard / Intro and Segment 1.
- Billboard / Intro (1:00)
- In: interview excerpt
- Out: “I’m Fiona McBain and you’re listening to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On.”
- Song: Finally Something Good
- Segment 1 (15:00)
- In: “Welcome back to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On, I’m Fiona McBain”
- Out: “I’m Fiona McBain and you’re listening to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On.”
- Song: Finally Something Good, Dumb Things, Before Too Long, Everything's Turning To White, To Her Door
- Break 1 (1:00) **
- Song: True to You
- Segment 2 (17:00)
- In: “Welcome back to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On, I’m Fiona McBain”
- Out: “I’m Fiona McBain and you’re listening to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On.”
- Songs: Love Letter, Our Sunshine, Every Day My Mother's Voice, Sonnet 138, Time & Tide
- Break 2 (1:00) **
- Song: Midnight Rain
- Segment 3 (19:00)
- In: “Welcome back to Paul Kelly - Please Leave Your Light On, I’m Fiona McBain.”
- Out: “I’m Fiona McBain, and thanks for listening.”
- Songs: Love Letter, From Little Things Big Things Grow, Sleep Australia Sleep, How To Make Gravy, Finally Something Good
Natalie D-Napoleon – Album Info
Natalie D-Napoleon
You Wanted To Be The Shore But Instead You Were The Sea
An Album of Strength, Insight, and Beauty – A Record of Its Time That Is Timeless To Be Released April 22nd on First Blood Recordings. Exclusive Radio Sampler Impacts April 4th
“[D-Napoleon’s] new album is both revealing and revelatory, a catharsis of sorts that frees her from the despair & disappointment that had been bottled up inside her… the music she makes becomes liberating in a very real way” – Goldmine
“You Wanted to Be the Shore but Instead You Were the Sea’ is audacious, assured, disarming, and even vulnerable” – Pop Matters
“…This album showcases an artist who set herself a task and then went and exceeded all of her own expectations” – Around the Sound
Having spent 25 years playing music and a decade living & performing in California, Natalie D-Napoleon decided to return to her native Western Australia. She had just been awarded her country’s prestigious Bruce Dawe National Poetry Prize and was subsequently offered a scholarship to undertake a PhD in Poetry. But before she said goodbye to her American band, she decided to record her latest collection of songs.
The result is the 12-song album – You Wanted To Be The Shore But Instead You Were The Sea – captured live in a century old wooden chapel nestled in the hills behind Santa Barbara with a single microphone. The aim of this recording session was to capture the beauty and spontaneity of each song’s performance when it was fresh and new, and the sonic beauty and joy of her rustically orchestrated four-piece band playing music together.
Speaking of the session, D-Napoleon says, “I went into the room with Dan Phillips, Jim Connolly, and Doug Pettibone, some faith and trust in each other and, damn, the music gods delivered.”
You Wanted To Be The Shore But Instead You Were The Sea is Natalie D-Napoleon’s surrender to music – a place where it’s okay to be vulnerable and courageous, fierce, and kind, and to stand your ground yet still be forgiving all at the same time.
Natalie D-Napoleon Radio Tracks
Click play to check out new Natalie D-Napoleon radio tracks from You Wanted to Be the Shore But Instead You Were the Sea (First Blood Recordings), released April 22, 2022. List icon on right opens the song list, down arrows download the tracks.
Formats: AAA, Noncomm, Folk, Women
